
Window replacement,
on your terms.
- 4+ windows
- Replacement work
- Your ZIP codes
Qualified leads for home service teams
Homeowner requests matched to your trade, service area and project minimum—checked before they reach your team.Homeowner requests matched to your trade, area and project minimum.
Pay per qualified lead. Start with a $500 pilot.

Fit first.
Then the first call.
Choose your best-fit work
Qualified homeowner requests, matched to your trade,
service area and project minimums.
Better projects.
Project details matched to your criteria, so you can spend time on the opportunities that make sense.
Contact details are masked. Timings illustrate the qualification workflow. A phone check confirms access to the number, not a future sale.
Homeowner request
“We’re replacing six original windows and would like an estimate this month.”
Your contractor brief
Project, area and contact checks meet your requirements.
Straight to your team
Email CRM WebhookApply these preview criteria to your brief, then review them with us.
Client story · Windows · Austin, TX
How a focused window-replacement brief gave Northline more projects worth a conversation.
30-day campaign
Projects matchedWe could get straight
to the project. The basics
were already there.
4+ replacement windows.
Selected Austin ZIP codes.
SMS-confirmed phone access.
A focused list of projects, ready for the sales team to follow up.

“Clear criteria made starting easy.”Ana Rivera · Suncrest Heating & Air
01 · The challenge
A two-person sales team wanted more whole-home window projects within 25 miles of Austin, without spending their mornings sorting through repair requests.
02 · The approach
We shaped the campaign around homeowners replacing 4+ windows, verified phone numbers and agreed ZIP codes. New requests went straight to the sales team.
03 · The outcome
80 leads led to 32 arranged estimates and 12 booked jobs during the same 30 days.
Lead spend was $12,000: $150 per delivered lead and $1,000 per booked job.
“We started each conversation knowing the project, the area and what the homeowner needed. That gave our team more time to do the part we’re good at.”
Lead spend excludes sales, labor and materials. Results are specific to the campaign shown.
Pricing that fits your trade
Choose your trade and how you want each request delivered. We agree the details before you start.
Your business only
$120–180/ qualified lead
A request sent only to your team.
Up to 3 businesses
$60–100/ qualified lead
A request shared with up to two other teams.
Both include project details, contact information and agreed checks.
Rates depend on the project, area and agreed checks. Your written proposal confirms the price.
Target launch: 3–5 business days after approval.
Build my lead planWhole leads at $120–180 each.
A budget illustration, not a promise of appointments or sales.
Exploring a plan here does not change your proposal selection.
Compare lead spend per won job using your own assumptions. The calculation uses range midpoints: $150 exclusive and $80 shared.
Shared scenario: $800 in lead spend per won job.
Exclusive would need a 18.75% close rate to match that cost.
Hypothetical inputs, not LeadAccess performance data. Lead spend excludes your sales, labor and other costs. A few requests are too small a sample to establish your close rate.
A multi-window replacement and a single-pane repair are different projects. Agree on window count, replacement intent and location before pricing the campaign.
The range covers a customer inquiry with contact fields and written project/area checks. A live call, booked appointment, resale or campaign-management fee can be a different product.
Confirm exclusivity, verification, delivery timing and any separate ad spend before comparing two prices. Your final proposal states the specification.
Provider publications checked Sep 5, 2026. These are context, not a measured market average or proof that different offers are equivalent.
Exclusive replacement: $160+. Its shared-lead example uses $100 per lead.
Exclusive windows: $40–95 planning range; scope and state affect the final rate.
Trade, area and project minimum.
Price, filters and delivery.
Homeowner details ready for follow-up.
Tell us your trade and territory. We’ll build a plan around your team.

“Let’s focus on work your team actually wants to win.”
We review your trade, territory and project requirements, then reply with a proposed starting plan. Your proposal covers the rate, lead access, delivery and review conditions. No payment is required to request it.
Yes. Request a pause through your campaign contact. The proposed notice period is 1 business day; leads already delivered remain chargeable. Your agreement confirms the timing and how any unused balance is handled.
Send the lead ID and the reason it falls outside your written criteria. Invalid contact data, requests outside your service area and duplicates can qualify for review. Accepted claims receive the credit or replacement agreed in your proposal. A missed sale alone does not establish a mismatch.
Client story · Windows · Austin, TX
How a focused window-replacement brief gave Northline more projects worth a conversation.
30-day campaign
Projects matchedWe could get straight
to the project. The basics
were already there.
4+ replacement windows.
Selected Austin ZIP codes.
SMS-confirmed phone access.
A focused list of projects, ready for the sales team to follow up.

“Clear criteria made starting easy.”Ana Rivera · Suncrest Heating & Air
01 · The challenge
A two-person sales team wanted more whole-home window projects within 25 miles of Austin, without spending their mornings sorting through repair requests.
02 · The approach
We shaped the campaign around homeowners replacing 4+ windows, verified phone numbers and agreed ZIP codes. New requests went straight to the sales team.
03 · The outcome
80 leads led to 32 arranged estimates and 12 booked jobs during the same 30 days.
Lead spend was $12,000: $150 per delivered lead and $1,000 per booked job.
“We started each conversation knowing the project, the area and what the homeowner needed. That gave our team more time to do the part we’re good at.”
Lead spend excludes sales, labor and materials. Results are specific to the campaign shown.
We review your trade, territory and project requirements, then reply with a proposed starting plan. Your proposal covers the rate, lead access, delivery and review conditions. No payment is required to request it.
Yes. Request a pause through your campaign contact. The proposed notice period is 1 business day; leads already delivered remain chargeable. Your agreement confirms the timing and how any unused balance is handled.
Send the lead ID and the reason it falls outside your written criteria. Invalid contact data, requests outside your service area and duplicates can qualify for review. Accepted claims receive the credit or replacement agreed in your proposal. A missed sale alone does not establish a mismatch.
A completed request that matches your agreed service, area and project requirements, with the required contact details. The lead preview shows an SMS phone check: it confirms access to the number, not a guaranteed answer, appointment or sale. The exact checks are agreed before launch.
Choose your trade to see a starting price range. Your final rate depends on project scope, location, verification and exclusive or shared access. Start with a $500 lead balance after approving your written plan. Provider benchmarks are context, not a measured market average.
An exclusive lead is delivered by LeadAccess only to your business. A shared lead can be sent to up to 3 businesses in total. A homeowner may independently contact other companies. Your written proposal confirms the distribution model.
The proposed launch target is 3–5 business days after approval and funding. We agree the delivery channel and test the handoff with your team before launch. New requests are delivered after the agreed checks are complete.